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新視野第二冊(cè)復(fù)習(xí)題I.VocabularyThereisa(n)lackofwaterinthenorthernpartofthecountry,becausetherehasbeenalmostnorainsincelastFebruary.A.accurate B.cute C.intense D.acuteHecannotgowithoutwineevenforoneday;heisacompleteslavedrink.A.for B.to C.in D.onHaveyoureadanewspaperreportprobingtheactivitiesofdrugdealers?A.into B.from C.by D.withSheinventedathatautomaticallycloseswindowswhenitrains.A.advice B.derive C.supervise D.deviceItisdifficulttotheimportanceofthedecision.A.assess B.access C.judge D.identifyHefeltthatintime,theseveremiseryoftheworkingpeoplewouldresultrevolution.A.in B.on C.from D.ofFromthenon,Iwascommittedlosingtheweightandgettingintoshape.A.to B.in C.on D.atHerantwicefromhisboardingschoolbecausehecouldn'tputupwithbeinglimitedinaninstitution.A.in B.over C.away D.downBicyclingisagoodexercise;,itdoesn'tpollutetheair.A.however B.therefore C.moreover D.thoughThejudgeatfirstthoughtthemanwasathief,butafterheheardallabouthimhehisopinionandsaidthathewasnotguilty.A.reserved B.revivedC.reversed D.receivedParentsandeducatorshaveideasonhowtobringupchildren.A.reverse B.reserve C.diverse D.deviceThoseforeignersenjoymakingfriendlycontactswiththeChinesepeople.A.extensive B.extend C.expand D.expansiveEverymanhastherighttolivewherehewantstoregardlessthecolorofhisskin.A.with B.at C.from D.ofRecenteventswillmakeasignificantimpactgovernmentpolicy.A.to B.in C.with D.onTheeditortoldthemthatiftheycouldcutthestorymorethanonethird,hewouldtakeit.A.in B.off C.down D.acrossTheriverwassowithwastefromthechemicalplantthatpeoplecannotswiminit.A.contained B.terminated C.intimidated D.contaminatedUponarrivinginNewYorkheconvertedallhispoundsdollars.A.for B.into C.with D.fromMarywantstogototheUnitedStatesbyherselffbrtheholiday,butherparentsfrownthisidea.A.in B.on C. to D. byWemadeplansforavisit,butdifficultieswiththecarpreventedit.A.consequent B.followingC.subsequent D. successiveWehopedtobeabletomoveintoournewhouseattheendofthemonth,butthingsdidnotworkaswehadexpected.A.for B.out C.in D.onWhydidn'tyougiveyourmindtoitandmanagetocureher?A.somewhat B. somewhere C. somehow D. somewayyourletter,Iamverypleasedtoinformyouthatyourplansarequiteacceptabletous.A.Concerning B. Concern C. Regarded D. RegardTheteacheraskedadifficultquestion,butfinallyTedagoodanswer.A.putupwith B. cameupwith C. keptupwith D. wentupwithTheirreligionencouragedthemtotheirfaith.A.acclaim B.claim C.declaim D.proclaimAftereveryonewasseated,thechairmantoannouncehisplan.A.produced B.preceded C.proceeded D.succeededChildrenshouldbeencouragedtoreachabetweenwhattheywantandwhatotherswant.A.promise B.compromise C.compose D.consistThemanandhisfriendweresupportiveoneanotheratthatcriticalmoment.A.in B.on C.at D.ofThenewssoonspread thattheexaminationresultswereready.A.abroad B.aboard C.board D.broadThisshowsthatJohnWilliamshascompletedtheschool-workoftheeighthgrade.A.identity B.certificate C.degree D.diplomaIntheeveningswesmokedandtalkedandneverdreamtgoingoutexceptforexercises.A.with B.to C.of D.atJeanfeltunabletocopedrivinginheavytrafficafterheraccident.A.up B.at C.of D.withSinceBobfellill,thefamilyhashadtolivewhathiswifeearns.A.in B.away C.on D.outIfnoonehasany,I'lldeclarethemeetingclosed.A.object B.subject C.objection D.subjectionThegirlfounditdifficulttotonewcustomswhenshefirstcametoShanghai.A.adjipt B.adopt C.change D.shiftShecalledherparentsjusttotellthemthatshehadbecometolifeattheuniversity.A.accumulated B.accustomed C.absorbed D.changedDon'ttoomuchworkatonce,oryouwillmakeyourselftootired.A.turnonB.turninC.takeinD.takeonThefashionmodelhadavery figure.A.slim B.skimLackoffood hisstrength.C.thinD.smallA.weak B.weakening C.weakened39.Therearealotofchildrenstarving loveD.weakness

A.inB.on C.forD.atHehaspicked somebadhabitsatthatclub.A.at B.out C.on D.upHewasacrueland person;thatwaswhyallofthemwereafraidofhim.A.insensitive B.sensitive C.sentimental D.sensibleHeshowed indealingwithadefeatedenemy.A.generous B.generosity C.generate D.generationSinceyourmotherisoftenill,remembertokeepfirst-aidmedicinekitclose hand.A.in B.at C.on D.with44.Thisadvertisementisdirectedmainly youngpeopleintheirearlytwenties.A.in B.on C.from D.atwasvery toJohnforhiskindness.A.grate B.grateful C.great D.gracefulHistraining himasateacherofEnglish.A.qualify B.quality C.qualifies D.quantityJohnandJamesarebrothers.Theformerisateacher,the isanengineer.A.later B.late C.latter D.latestWehave ourtechniquesconsiderablysincetheworkbegan.A.refined B.confined C.defined D.redefinedShewasill easewithstransers.A.in B.with C.from50.Theydidn'tlikebread,sowesubstitutedrice bread.D.atA.for B.as C.with D.intoTheboywasturned forthejobbecausehedidn'thaveanyexperience.A.out B.down C.over D.awayThenewprojectisexpectedtostartearlynextyear;ithaswonthe oftheboard.A.approval B.approve C.disapprove D.proveThoughyoufailedinthisjobinterview,youshouldtrustyourself.It'ssadthatoneinhimself.A.beliefB.patience C.respectD.confidenceInordertoimprovepeople'slivingstandard,weshouldattachfirstimportancethedevelopmentoftheeconomy.A.on B.for C.to D.atThefamilyhasbeenfacedwithafinancialsituationsincethecompanywentbankruptlastJune.A.intense B.intensive C.extend D.tenseEducatorssuggestthatchildrenshouldreadbookstotheirimagination.A.simulate B.encourage C.accumulate D.stimulateThewomanhasmadeuphermindagaintogoonadiettogetridofherweight,thoughtshefailedseveraltimesinthepast.A.excess B.access C.exceed D.successWhenthesuncomesouttheflowersbyopeningwide.A.act B.react C.interact D.activeWhenheisaskedthesecretsofhissuccess,healwaysattributesithishardwork.A.in B.on C.toD.at60.Wemightcutthebook toalittleoverahundredpages.A.away B.out C.overD.down61.Hetalkstohisbestfriendstofindan forhisanger.A.outlet B.entrance C.exitD.door62.Fm yourendlesscomplaining.A.putupwith B.caughtupwithC.fedupwithD.keptupwith63.Afterlisteningtothespeakerforthreehourstheaudiencebecame_A.rest B.unrest C.restfulD.restlessItisimportanttobetweenrightandwrong.Youcannotfollowothersblindly.A.extinguish B.distinctC.differ D.distinguishAsaresultofhardworkoveryears,heafortune.Heplanstospendallhehasontheeducationoftheblind.A.accumulated B.stimulated C.benefited D.dominatedCharlesisfonddriving,soI'mhappyjusttobeapassenger.A.in B.on C.to D.ofTobefinanciallywell,youneedtoworkhardandsparenoeffortstodevelopyourcareerwhenyoung.A.away B.off C.up D.outPutthemedicinechildren'sreach.Itcanbeverydangerous.A.within B.beyond C.without D.forWemustseeitthatallchildrenarewelltakencareandallnurseshaveastrongsenseofresponsibility.A.to B.into C.on D.ontoThe12-year-oldboy'sgoalistospecializeWesternhistoryinthefuture.A.on B.to C.in D.atsmiledasmilethatwastosignifyinterestinthisexcursion.A.supposed B.imposed C.composed D.exposedItisunnecessarytoworryalot.Infact,thingswillgetbetterinthelong.A.distance B.walk C.field D.runHewroteonsuchdiversesubjectsasthebrain,researchanddevelopment,andtheeconomicsofhighereducation.A.rain B.grain C.drain D.trainInthe1950*8,India'sleadersvoicedaverystrongobjectionthe"braindrain"asitsbeststudentsweremovingtotheWest.A.at B.to C.on D.inThesituationcallspromptaction.A.on B.in C.down D.forAsecondconclusiontobedrawnfromexperienceisthecloseconnectionbetweenexpansionandeconomicdevelopment.A.export B.transportC.deport D.reportTheWorldTradeCenterwasdestroyedonSeptember11,2001,whentookovertwolargeairplanesanddrovethemintothebuildings.A.terror B.terroristsC.terrorism D.terrorizeMorethan10,000,000permanentimmigrantshavebeenadmittedlegallytheUnitedStatessincethe1960s.A.in B.with C.to D.onThecompanyplannedtointroducenewtechnologytheexpenseoftheexistingworkers.A.in B.at C.with D.on.1onlyboughttheseshoeslastweek,andthey'refallingalready.A.down B.away C.out D.apartThedoctorshouldbeheresoon.themeantime,trytorelax.A.At B.On C.In D.FromHelicoptershavecometobeusedmostlyforworkandspecialsituationsrequiringsurpriseorbeingquicklyabletofly.A.pursue B.rescue C.due D.cureJapanconcludedwithaseparatesurrendereventwithChinaonSeptember9,1945inNanjing.Withthislastformalsurrender,WorldWarIIcameanend.A.to B.on C.in D.atTheauthoritiesshowednosignsoftotheterrorist'sdemands.A.turningin B.breakinginC.callingin D.givinginScientistssaytheyarebeginningtobreakinthefightagainstcancer.A.out B.down Cthrough D.apartThieveshadbrokenwhilewewereawayonholidays.A.down B.in C.off D.outAtfirst,Manhattanseemstobeacityofhigh-rises,blindinglightsandacrazypace.A.glare B.stare C.grace D.glanceTheywillfighttotheend;theywillnever.A.survive B.surrender C.render D.succeedThesoldiersshowedgreatjoyandsatisfactionafterwinningthefinaltriumphtheirenemies.A.over B.out C.from D.ofChannel5facessomanytechnicalandfinancialdifficultiesthatitwillbeluckytogettheairatall.A.in B.at C.on D.fromII.ReadingComprehensionPassage1Someonesaidtoaman,“Travelandseetheworld.''Heanswered,"WhyshouldI?Peoplearethesameeverywhere.Theyarebom.Theyarebabies.Theyarechildren.Theyareadults.Theygrowold.Theydie.Theyhavethesamefeelings.Theyfeelloveandhate,happinessandsadness,securityandfear,prideandshame.ThatiswhyIdonotwanttotravel.Icanlearneverythinghere.I'mgoingtostayhome.',Themanwasright.Hewasalsowrong.Peoplearethesame,butpeoplearealsodifferent.Theyallhavethesamepatternoflife—birth,youth,oldage,death.Butthesestagesoflifehavedifferentvaluesindifferentcultures.Also,whileallpeoplehavethesamefeelings,thecausesofthesefeelingsaredifferent.Asituationthatmaybringhappinessinoneplacemaynotbringhappinessinanotherplace.Forexample,inmanycountriesoldageisahappytime.Youngpeopleinthesecountriesshowrespecttotheoldpeople.InKorea,oldpeoplearehonoredandrespected.Whentheyaretoooldtolivealone,theylivewithason,daughter,orotherrelatives.Whentheybecomesixty-oneyearsold,itisaveryhappyandimportantevent.Thereisabigpartywithmanyguests.Theyreceivemanygifts.Whenpeoplereachthistimeinlife,theattitudesoftheirfamilyandtheircommunitychangetowardthem.Everyonelooksforwardtothistime.IntheUnitedStates,itisquitedifferentforoldpeople...Mostoldpeopledonotlivewiththeirchildrenorrelatives.FormanyNorthAmericans,oldageisnotahappytime.MostNorthAmericanswanttostayyoung.Theytrytoactlikeyoungpeopleaslongaspossible.Theyeventrytospeakthelanguageoftheyoung.Theydonotliketogrowoldbecausetheywillnotgethonororrespectorattention.Also,businessesdonotwantoldpeopletoworkforthem.So,oldpeopleusuallylivealoneandtheydonothavemanythingstodo.Oldagecanbeasadandlonelytimeforthem.Thereasonwhythemandidnothavetheintentionoftravelingwasthat.hethoughthealreadyknewaboutpeopleinotherplaceshewastoooldtotravelanymorehecouldnotunderstandpeopleinothercountriessincehewasdeafhepreferredtostayhometoenjoyhisleisuretimeWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?Peopleallovertheworldarethesame,buttheyarealsodifferent.Differentvaluesarereflectedindifferentstagesoflifeindifferentcultures.Peoplereactdifferentlytothesamesituation.Thereasonsforthesamefeelingsarealsothesameindifferentcultures.InKorea,people.thinkbeingyoungisthesameasbeingoldareafraidofoldagearelongingfortheoldagevaluetheiryouthmostComparedwithAmericanoldpeople,theoldinKorea.enjoylivingaloneandsupportingthemselvescanleadanhonoredandrespectedlifecanactliketheyoungarenotrespectedanddonotreceivedueattentionTheword“businesses“inParagraph4means.A.managers B.consumersC.shopsorfactories D.busypeoplePassage2MinhPhamwasbominVietnam.Heleftwhenhewas21yearsold.MinhhasbeeninAmericaforalmosttwoyears.ThereisstillmuchhedoesnotunderstandaboutAmerica.OnceMinhwasinagrocerystore.Hesawanoldmanandanoldwoman.Theywantedaboxofcereal（麥片）.Theboxwasonahighshelf.Themanandwomancouldn'treachit.Minhsawastepladder.Hegotontheladderandgotthebox.Hehandedittotheelderlycouple.Theythankedhim.“Whereareyourchiidren?,,askedMinh."Whydon'ltheyhelpyoubuyfood?”"Ourchildrenhavetheirownlives,Msaidthemanandwoman."Weliketobefreetodoaswelike.,,Minhdoesn'tthinkthisisright.Inhiscountry,childrenhelptheirparents.Minhgavetheelderlycouplehisphonenumber.Hetoldthemtocallhimiftheyneededhelp.OnenighttheyaskedMinhtodinner,buttheyneveraskedhimforhelp.Oneday,MinhwaswalkingwithaVietnamesefriend.Thetwoweregoingtoafilm.Minhwantedtogotoarestaurantfirst.Minhtookhisfriend'shand.Hepulledhimtowardtherestaurant.PeopleonthestreetstaredatMinh.InVietnam,friendsoftenholdhands.MinhfoundoutthatpeopleinAmericaarenotusedtomenholdinghands.MinhPhamisgoingthroughaprocessknownasresocialization（重新與社會(huì)公認(rèn)準(zhǔn)則保持一致）.Socializationistheprocessthroughwhichapersonlearnstoliveinasociety.Everyonegoesthroughthisprocess.MinhwentthroughitwhenhelivedinVietnam.ButtheVietnamesewayoflifeismuchdifferentfromtheAmericanwayoflife.WhenMinhcametoAmerica,hehadtolearnanewwayoflife.Hehadtolearnhowtoliveinanewsociety.MinhhaslearnedalotaboutAmericanlifeintwoyears.Hestillhasalottolearn.Theprocessofresocializationcantakemanyyears.Themainideaofthepassageisthatoneshould.ignoreculturaldifferenceslearntoliveinthenewcountrytravelallovertheworldlearntoactonone'sownAccordingtothepassage,Minhthoughttheoldcoupleshould.asktheirchildrenforhelpencourageeachotherandhelpeachotherrelyonthemselvesliveaquietandcomfortablelifeThepassagetellsusthatitisnecessaryfortolearntoliveinanewsociety.peoplewhohaveahardlifeeveryonewhocomestoanewenvironmentAsianswhohavenotlearnedaforeignlanguageandlackpracticalexperiencethosewhohaveasmoothlifeintheirowncountryItseemedthatpeoplefeltsurprisedwhentheysawthatMinhandhisfriend.wereVietnamesewereimmigrantswereholdinghandswerequarrelingItishardtowhenonecomestoanewcountry.learnasmanyforeignlanguagesaspossiblegetusedtothelocalweatherandclimategreetforeignersavoidcultureshockandgetusedtothenewlifePassage3Withinabout50millionyears,oneofthemammals（哺乳動(dòng)物）thatlivesinamarineenvironment,thewhale（鯨），hasdevelopedintothelargestofallanimalforms.However,atleastforthelast150years,troublehasclosedinonwhalesfromhumans.Whaleshavebeenhuntedsinceabouttheeleventhcentury.Certaintypesofwhaleshavebeenhuntedtoomuch.Recently,theirnumberhasbeenreducedsogreatlythattheyareindangerofbecomingextinct（滅絕的）.Peopleareworriedaboutthefactthatthenumberofwhalesisgettingsmallerandsmaller.Theyareworkingtosavethem.Therearereasonswhypeoplewanttoprotectthewhales.Onereasonisthatwhaleshelptokeepabalancebetweenplantsandanimals.Peoplehavebeenthrowingtheirwastesintotheoceansandseas,andthesewastesincreasetheamountofsaltinoceanandseawater.Theincreasedsalthelpssomeplantsandsomeverysmallcreaturestogrowbuttheseplantsandsmallcreaturesareharmfultofish.However,whalesareeatinglargenumbersofplantsandanimalsthatgrowinverysaltywater.Inthisway,whalesaredongagoodjobastheykeeptheoceanwatercleanenoughforthefish.Inaddition,becausefishsupplynecessaryfoodformanypeople,whalesbecomeourgoodfriendswhichwewanttosave.Somepeoplearenowworkingtosavewhalesbyusingthelaw.Theyholdmeetingstoaskfishermentoreducethenumberofwhaleswhichcanbekilledinayear.Theyalsoworkwithincountriestopersuadelawmakerstomakewhalingagainstthelawandtomaketheuseofwhaleproductsagainstthelawtoo.Nowthisstruggletosavewhalesisgoingoninmanyplacesintheworld.Somegovernmentswillnotletpeoplesellwhaleproductsintheircountries.Othergovernmentshavechangedthelawaboutwhaling.Manypeoplebelievethatsincethenumberofwhalesisregardedasaseriousworldproblem,theremainingwhaleswillbesaved.Thepassagemainlydiscussed.theprotectionofwhalesthestrangebehaviorsofwhalesthemysteriouslifeofwhalestheadvantagesoftoomanywhalesFromthepassageweknowthatduringthelast140yearshumanshave.returnedtonaturelearnedhowtoswimthreatenedtheexistenceofsomemarinemammalsbeguntoharvestcertainplantsfromtheoceanasfoodAccordingtothepassage,certainkindsofwhaleswillsoon.killmostoftheplantsandsmallcreaturesfindsomeotherplacestoliveindieoutdieformpollutionSaltintheoceansusually.decreasestheplantswhichareharmfultofishgetsridofharmfulplantsandcreaturesremovesthewastesthrownintothemincreasestheplantsandsmallcreaturesthatdoharmtofishWhalesarehelpfultohumansbecause.theyeatalargequantityofplantsandcreatureharmfultofishtheymaketheoceansmoreandmoresaltytheyoftensavesailorslostinastormtheycancommunicatewithhumansPassage4Theadvantagesanddisadvantagesofalargepopulationhavelongbeenasubjectofdiscussionamongeconomists.Ithasbeenarguedthatthesupplyofgoodlandislimited.Tofeedalargepopulation,poorlandmustbecultivated（耕種）andthegoodlandworkedintensively（精耕細(xì)作地）.Thus,eachpersonproduceslessandthismeansaloweraverageincomethancouldbeobtainedwithasmallerpopulation.Othereconomistshavearguedthatalargepopulationgivesmorechanceofdevelopmentoffacilitiessuchasports,roadsandrailways,whicharenotlikelytobebuiltunlessthereisabigdemand.Oneofthedifficultiesincarryingoutaworldwidebirthcontrolprogramliesinthefactthatofficialattitudestopopulationgrowthvaryfromcountrytocountrydependingonthelevelofindustrialdevelopmentandtheavailabilityoffoodandrawmaterial.Inthedevelopingcountrywhereavastlyexpandedpopulationispressingharduponthelimitsoffood,spaceandnaturalresources,thefirstconcernofgovernmentwillbetosetalimitonthebirthrate,whateverthefinalresultmaybe.Inahighlyindustrializedsocietytheproblemmaybemorecomplex（復(fù)雜的）.Adecreasingbirthratemayleadtounemploymentbecauseitresultsinadecliningmarketformanufacturedgoods（制成品）.Whenthepressureofpopulationonhousingdeclines,pricesalsodeclineandbuildingindustrygrowsweaker.Facedwithconcernssuchasthese,thegovernmentofadevelopedcountrymaywellprefertoseeaslowlyincreasingpopulation,ratherthanonewhichisstableorindecline.Themaintopicofthisarticleis.environmentprotectionpopulationgrowthenvironmentandeconomyclimatechangingThepassagesaysthatasmallpopulationmayleadto.higherproduction,butaloweraverageincomelowerproductionandloweraverageincomehigherproductionandahigheraverageincomelowerproduction,butahigheraverageincomeAccordingtothepassage,theuseofbirthcontrolperhapsisgoodfor.A.adevelopingcountry B.adevelopedcountryC.thewholeworld D.eachnationwithabigpopulationInadevelopedcountry,peoplewillperhapsbeunemployedifthebirthrateA.goesup B.goesdownC.remainsstable D.isoutofcontrolTheauthorisaimingtoshowthat.humanswillrunoutoftheirfoodsupplyinthefutureitisnecessaryforhumanstocarryoutaworldwideplanforbirthcontroldifferentnationshavedifferentviewsofpopulationgrowthD.weneedtotakenecessarymeasurestopreventtheoveruseofnaturalresources.Passage5Wehavesavedasafinalsetofemotionsthetwomostimportantemotionsconnectedwithotherpeople:loveanditsopposite,hate.Lovecanbeseeneverywhere.Yetsurprisingly,lovehasbeenthesubjectoflessscientificresearchthanotheremotions,suchasangerandfear.Thereasonforthismaybetwofold.First,loveisaverycomplex（復(fù)雜）emotion,difficulttodescribeandmeasure.Secondlyunlikemanyradialemotions,radicalloveisgenerallynotaproblem;thuslessmedicalattentionhasbeenpaidtoit.Whatislove?Thisisacomplexquestionandrequiresacomplexanswer.Loveisastrong,positiveattractionandfeelingforanotherpersonorthing.Butitismorethanthis.Italsoinvolvesfeelingofcaring,protection,excitement,andtenderness.Whentwopeopleareinlove,theyfeeldrawntooneanother;theygreatlyenjoyeachother'scompany;andtheymaybesexuallyattractedtooneanother.Sometimesitiseasiertothinkintermsofdifferentkindsoflove:romanticlove,brotherlylove,andsoforth.Thoughtheyaredifferentinsomerespects,theyshareoneimportantcharacteristic;astrongpositivefeelingtowardanother.Ourfeelingstowardotherpeopleareoftencomplex.Wemaylovesomeoneand,atthesametime,beangrywithhim.Orwemaylovesomeone,eventhoughwearejealousofhim.Wemightevenlovesomeoneand,atthesametime,hateforsomeprecisereason.Hateisastrongnegativeemotiontowardsomeone,andisduetoanger,jealousy,orsomeotherfactor.Likelove,hatecanbeaverystrongemotion.Itcanalsobeverydangerous.Thequestionisoftenasked,“Isitbadtohate?”Thebestanswerisprobably"sometimesyesandsometimesno."Usuallyhatedoesnothelpus;itmakesusfeelunhappyandmakesusdothingsthatmayhurtothers.However,sometimesitmaybenecessarytohateandhurtsomeoneinordertoprotectlovedones.Theword"saved"inthefirstsentenceofthispassagemeans.A.left B.relaxedC.setfreeD.keptupLoveisalasting,strong,positiveattractionandfeelingforanotherpersonorthing,theveryoppositeemotionofwhichis.A.anger B.fear C.jealousyD.hateWhichcharacteristicissharedbydifferentkindsoflove?Astrongnegativeemotiontowardsomeone.Astrongpositivefeelingtowardanother.Unhappyfeelingtowardsomeone.Jealousfeelingtowardsomeone.Accordingtothepassage,hateiscausedby.anger,jealousyorsomeotherfactorsanger,dangerandhurtcaring,protection,excitementandtendernesscomplex,strongpositiveemotionWhichofthefollowingistrue?Lovehasbeenthesubjectoflessscientificresearchbecauseitistoosimpleanemotion.Radicalloveissodifficulttodescribeandmeasurethatlessmedicalattentionhasbeenpaidtoit.Tohateisalwaystoobad.Wecanhaveatthesametimetwooppositefeelingsforanother.Passage6Mrs.Wilson,aCreeIndianinhersixties,waslookingforahometorent.Sheheardthatonewasavailableinanideallocation,closetotheCalgarycore.Mrs.Wilsonandherdaughterswenttolookatthehouse.Sureenough,therewasa”ForRent“signinthewindow.AwomannextdoortoldthemthattheownerwasAntonioPompei,whoownedabakery（面包房）fartherupthestreet.Mrs.Wilsonhasgreatdifficultywalkingforsheisalmostblind,soshewaitedinthecarwhileherdaughterswentalongtothebakery.ThedaughtersmetMr.Pompei,whoagreedtorentthehouse.However,thedaughterswantedtoseetheinsideofthehousebeforetheyagreedtorentit.Oneofthebakeryemployeeswentwiththemtothehouse,wherehemetMrs.Wilson.AllthreewomenlikedthehouseandreturnedtothebakerytotellMr.Pompeithattheywouldrentit.WhenMr.PompeisawMrs.Wilson,hequicklywalkedoutofthebakery.HehadnotrealizedMrs.WilsonwasIndian.Herdaughterslookmoreliketheirfather,whoisofadifferentethnicorigin（種族根源）.Thenextday,Mrs.Wilsonandherdaughtersreturnedtothebakeryinanattempttorentthehouse.Becauseofherblindness,Mr.Wilsonwashelpedoutofthecarandguidedintothebakerybyoneofherdaughters.Mr.Pompeitoldthewomenthatthehousewasalreadyrented.TheWilsonssuspecteddiscrimination（歧視）.Assoonastheygothome,Mrs.WilsonphonedMr.Pompei,withoutidentifyingherself,andaskedaboutthehouse.Hesaiditwasstillavailable.WhenMrs.Wilsonidentifiedherself,Mr.Pompeilosthistemper.Mrs.WilsoncomplainedtotheHumanRightsCommission.Theirexaminationdiscoveredthatthetenants（房客）whodidrentthehousehadnotevenseenitatthetimewhenMrs.Wilsonvisitedit.TheyappliedtorentitafullweekafterMrs.Wilsonhadapplied.WeknowfromthepassagethatMrs.Wilsonwas.torentthehouseforherdaughterstorentthehouseforsomeoneelsetorentthehouseforherfamilytosublet（轉(zhuǎn)出租）thehouseFromthepassagewearecertainthatMr.Wilsonwas.A.anIndian B.notanIndianC.anAsian D.fromIndiaMrs.WilsonfoundtherewassomediscriminationonthepartofMr.PompeiplainingtotheHumanRightsCommissionmakingthebakeryownerangrymakinganunidentifiablephonecallpretendingtobeawomanofwealthIntheenMrs.Wilsoncouldn'trentthehousesimplybecause.shewasofIndianoriginsheneededassistancewhilewalkingtheownerofthehouseaskedformoremoneyD.shewasalmostblindWhichofthefollowingstatementisNOTTRUE?Mr.Wilsonhadatleasttwodaughters.Thehousehadbeenrentedtosomeoneelseaweekbefore.Mrs.Wilsonwasalmostblind.Mr.Pompeiwaspracticingracialdiscrimination.Passage7OneofthemostinterestingparadoxesinAmericatodayisthatHarvardUniversity,theoldestuniversityofhigherlearningintheUnitedStates,isnowengagedinaseriousdiscussionabo